Sentence examples for appears to render from inspiring English sources

Although Ms. Van Ark appears to render only one facial expression during her performance, her Helena is fun to hate.

One statistic that appears to render the recent surge seem even more quirky and anomalous is that the number awarded in the Premier League over the same period has remained more or less the same.

Increasing the initial content of ZnO diluent increases the effectiveness of the heterogeneous reaction at the ZnO diluent surface which facilitates the sublimation of Zn and appears to render the ZnO product scale surrounding unreacted Zn more permeable.

It is noteworthy that in both of these groups, the ecology of larvae appears to render vision less important (Busto et al. 1999; Park 1934).

Insofar as the store of causal generalizations mirrors the set of rules our own thinking typically conforms to, the simulation theory appears to render it otiose.

When a sentence appears to render a moral judgment, as does "murder is wrong," commonsense implies that, ceteris paribus, it does render a moral judgment.

In fact, its routines appear to render any form of sensual transaction uncreative, predictable and controlled, and the male omnipotent.

"I stopped the fight because I was concerned that he might get hurt again after getting hit with a very powerful punch that appeared to render him momentarily unconscious," he said.

Afghan officials said it seemed likely that it would simply be canceled; the possibility of Taliban violence alone would appear to render pointless another Afghan election where the winner was known in advance.

Progress was made, using surface-to-air missiles (SAMs) such as the U.S. Nike series, in developing defenses against bombers, but the move to ICBMs, with their minimal warning time before impact, appeared to render the defensive task hopeless.

The court did not address a petition from the bank's board to be able to retain Mr. Yunus, but its ruling upholding his dismissal would appear to render it moot.